Communications (All Questions)

1. Question

Class G Airspace: Can you fly in this airspace without a Radio?

Select one:

Yes
Class G does not exist
You always need radio in case of emergency
No

2. Question

An urgency message shall be preceded by the radiotelephony urgency signal:

Select one:

PAN PAN, spoken three times
URGENCY, spoken three times
MAYDAY, spoken three times
ALERFA, spoken three times

3. Question

In loss of radio communication the flight crew must set the following code for the transponder (in A mode):

Select one:

7500
7600
7700
2000

4. Question

Radio communication frequency is reported in figures:

Select one:

as indicated by a flight controller.
6 figures.
as indicated in JEPPESEN or AIP.
5 figures.

5. Question

The ATC command cancel means:

Select one:

I cannot read the message, check and repeat the clearance.
copied wrong, I repeat.
previously transmitted clearances annulled.
I do not read you, more information needed.

6. Question

Why do we use HF instead of VHF sometimes?

Select one:

We never use HF
HF has longer range
VHF has bad reception some time
HF is too expensive to use always

7. Question

When the term Overcast is used in an aviation routine weather report (METAR), the amount of clouds covering the sky is:

Select one:

1
50% or more
Less than 50%
No clouds but poor ground visibility

8. Question

What is the correct way to transmit and read back frequency 120.375 MHz (VHF channel separated by 25 KHz):

Select one:

One two zero decimal three seven
One twenty decimal three seven
One two zero decimal three seven five
One two zero three seven

9. Question

Urgency is defined as:

Select one:

A condition of being threatened by serious and/or imminent danger and of requiring immediate assistance.
A condition concerning the attitude of an aircraft when intercepting the localizer during an ILS approach.
A condition concerning the safety of a person on board or within sight and requiring immediate assistance.
A condition concerning the safety of an aircraft other vehicles or of a person on board, but which does not require immediate assistance.

10. Question

The phrase contact… means

Select one:

a command to check transmission on a specified frequency.
actions of the pilot can be agreed upon on a specified frequency.
a command to establish a radio contact with _.
actions of the pilot can be agreed upon on a specified frequency; or a command to establish a radio contact with _.

11. Question

The message MAYDAY is used when:

Select one:

the aircraft varries onboard a passenger who needs first medical aid.
the state of the aircraft is such that it encounters a serious and/or inevitable danger and needs urgent assistance.
the aircraft and the passengers onboard encounter serious problems related with their safety, but urgent assistance is not necessary.
.the aircraft varries onboard a passenger who needs first medical aid; the aircraft and the passengers onboard encounter serious problems related with their safety, but urgent assistance is not necessary.

12. Question

Distress is defined as:

Select one:

A condition of being threatened by serious and/or imminent danger and requiring immediate assistance
A condition concerning the safety of an aircraft or of a person on board, but which does not require immediate assistance
A condition concerning the attitude of an aircraft when intercepting the localizer during an ILS approach
A condition concerning the safety of a person on board or within sight and requiring immediate assistance

13. Question

ATC have just called you with the following instructions “LY-LLB, cleared to taxi via taxi-way Lima, Alpha”

Select one:

Cleared to taxi, LY-LLB
Cleared to taxi via taxi-way Lima, Alpha, LY-LLB
LY-LLB, cleared to taxi via taxi-way Lima Alpha
Wilco

14. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the distress message MAYDAY is mandatory:

Select one:

the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), fire in the engine, emergency descent.
a passenger onboard suffered a heart attack, heavy icing, a shorth fuel supply.
an emergency descent and landing outside the aerodrome, an emergency landing with all engine inoperational, fire, ditching (except sea a/c).
the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), fire in the engine, emergency descent; and an emergency descent and landing outside the aerodrome, an emergency landing with all engine inoperational, fire, ditching (except sea a/c).

15. Question

Regardless of your position, time figures are transmitted with reference to:

Select one:

UTC
Local time
Winter time
Greenwich time

16. Question

How would you say the numbers 3543 over the radio?

Select one:

thirtyfive fourtythree
three five four three
Its illegal to transmit these numbers
threethousand fivehundred and fourtythree

17. Question

You are approaching an airfield with radio failure and you see a Red steady light This means?

Select one:

Don't Land – Airport closed
Start approach, but you are not cleared to land
Don't Land-Give way to other traffic
Don't Land in any circumstance

18. Question

When transmitting time, which time system shall be used?

Select one:

Co-ordinated universal time (UTC)
Local time (LT), 24-hour clock
Local time (LT) A.M. and P.M.
No specific system, as only the minutes are normally required

19. Question

What is the frequency of a radiowave with a wavelength of 4.0 m?

Select one:

7.5 m
75 MHz
750 m
0.75 m

20. Question

Vilnius airport is located on 660 ft above MSL. Today the QFE is measured to be 1000 hPa. What will the altimeter read when you set 1000 hPa?

Select one:

0 ft
1000 ft
impossible to tell
660 ft

21. Question

The radar controller is transmitting: Confirm squawk. What does he mean?

Select one:

The controller wants to know which code is set on the transponder.
The controller wants you to repeat your last transmission once again.
The controller wants you to transmit your bearing.
.The controller requests the registration of the aircraft.

22. Question

The message of the ATC departure 15 must be understood as:

Select one:

a clearance to take a runway in 15 minutes.
a clearance for a take-off on the 15th minute.
a guidance for planning a departure on the 15th minute.
a guidance that a clearance will be issued after 15 minutes.

23. Question

Do you need prior clearance to enter Vilnius CTR?

Select one:

No
Yes
I am a pilot, I can do what I want
In no case can I enter Vilnius CTR

24. Question

The time is 9:20 A.M. What is the correct way of transmitting this time if there is no possibility of confusion about the hour?

Select one:

Two zero.
Twenty.
Two zero this hour.
Nine twenty A.M.

25. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the urgency message PAN, PAN is mandatory:

Select one:

the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), a passenger onboard needs first medical aid, due to a low fuel supply the aircraft asks to give a priority landing.
the cabin crew noticed a fire on the ground or persons in distress, one engine is inoperational (ME), fuel pumps do not function in one wing.
an emergency landing caused by an engine failure, fire onboard, landing gear is not retractable.
the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), a passenger onboard needs first medical aid, due to a low fuel supply the aircraft asks to give a priority landing; the cabin crew noticed a fire on the ground or persons in distress, one engine is inoperational (ME), fuel pumps do not function in one wing; an emergency landing caused by an engine failure, fire onboard, landing gear is not retractable.

26. Question

Select the air traffic service in charge of control of local traffic, take-offs and landings at an airport.

Select one:

Tower
Radar
Control
Air Traffic Centre

27. Question

How would you transmit a frequency of 132.475 MHz?

Select one:

One three two point four seven
One three two point four seven five
This is not a VHF frequency
One three two decimal four seven five

28. Question

You are approaching an airfield with radio failure and you see that they fired a Red Flaregun. This means?

Select one:

Do not land – Get out
Airport is closed
Do not land-Wait for permission
Cleared to land!

29. Question

Which abbreviation is used for Co-ordinated universal time?

Select one:

UTC
CUT
GMT
COUT

30. Question

What is the frequency range allocated for civil aviation in VHF?

Select one:

118-137 GHz
108-117.955 MHz
118-137 MHz
118-137 kHz

31. Question

Vilnius airport is located on 660 ft above MSL. Today the value of QNH is 1020 hPa. What will you altimeter read when you set 1020 hPa?

Select one:

1000 ft
Impossible to tell
660 ft
0 ft

32. Question

The radio communication term Transmitting blind can be used:

Select one:

for the transmission of the flight controller's information, commands and meteorological information to other ground radio stations.
when the aircraft is repeating the messages from another aircraft.
when the aircraft cannot establish radio communication due to the failure of the receiver.
when the aircraft has no radio communication with the flight controller and the messages are sent through another aircraft.

33. Question

The clearance: cleared for immediate take-off runway 03 is:

Select one:

A flight safety message.
An urgency message.
An unauthorized message.
A flight regularity message.

34. Question

During the transmission of numbers containing a decimal point:

Select one:

The term DECIMAL must always be transmitted.
The term DECIMAL can be omitted with friendly ATS units only.
The term DECIMAL can be omitted if no chance of misunderstanding exists.
The term DECIMAL must be spoken only if followed by three digits.

35. Question

50° course is correctly reported:

Select one:

course fifty degree.
course five zero degree.
course zero five zero degree.
course fifty degree or course zero five zero degree.

36. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the distress message MAYDAY is mandatory:

Select one:

the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), fire in the engine, emergency descent.
a passenger onboard suffered a heart attack, heavy icing, a shorth fuel supply.
an emergency descent and landing outside the aerodrome, an emergency landing with all engine inoperational, fire, ditching (except sea a/c).
the aircraft cannot establish its location (got lost), fire in the engine, emergency descent; and an emergency descent and landing outside the aerodrome, an emergency landing with all engine inoperational, fire, ditching (except sea a/c).

37. Question

Select the letter code for HB-FRO.

Select one:

Hotel Bravo Fox-trot Romeo Oscar
Hotel Bravo Fox Roma Olka
Hector Brasil Fox-trot Romeo Oscar
Hotel Bravo Foxy Romeo Oscar

38. Question

How would you transmit the time of 1001 if you believe there is a likelihood of confusion?

Select one:

time is one
time is one zero zero one
time is ten one
time is zero one

39. Question

You are flying 150 NM from Vilnius Control at 5000 ft. You try to call them but get no reply. What is the most probable cause that you can not get a reply?

Select one

There is a mountain between you and Vilnius
Your headset broke down
The radio have failed completely
You are out of VHF Range

40. Question

Which category does the following message belong to? “Mayday Mayday”

Select one:

Urgency
Distress
No category
Direction Finding

41. Question

What is the name of the five legs that exist in a traffic circuit?

Select one:

Upwing, Crosswing, Downwing, Base-foot, Final
Nowind, Sidewind, Downwind, Final and Step-leg
There is only one, Final
Upwind, Crosswind, Downwind, Base-leg and Final

42. Question

Visibility is expressed:

Select one:

nautical miles (NM)
miles
feet (ft)
metres (m)

43. Question

The radio communication term Transmitting blind can be used:

Select one:

for the transmission of the flight controller's information, commands and meteorological information to other ground radio stations.
when the aircraft is repeating the messages from another aircraft.
when the aircraft cannot establish radio communication due to the failure of the receiver.
when the aircraft has no radio communication with the flight controller and the messages are sent through another aircraft.

44. Question

The crew must repeat a take-off clearance by reporting:

Select one:

………..(call sign) taking-off, runway………
………..(call sign) roger, take-off clear.
taking-off ………….(call sign).
take-off clear………(call sign).

45. Question

Flight safety messages are:

Select one:

Air traffic control messages.
Operation messages concerning non-routine landings.
Messages concerning the safety of an aircraft, a vessel, any other vehicle or a person.
Messages relating to direction finding.

46. Question

A bright broken shaped arrow pointing aside (left or right) at on the end of the runway means:

Select one:

indicates a aerodrome circle direction.
indicates the direction for taxiing from the runway after landing.
indicates the direction of the largest obstacle close to the flight circle; after a take-off turns in that direction prohibited.
indicates the direction of another runway starting from the sign.

47. Question

In order to avoid CB a pilot wants to turn right to a magnetic heading of 100 degrees. The correct way to ask the ATC unit for permission is:

Select one:

Request right turn, heading one-zero-zero
Request right turn to heading one-hundred degrees
Request right turn to heading one-double-0
Request right turn to heading one-point-zero-zero

48. Question

Shall an ATC route clearance always be read back:

Select one:

Yes, unless authorized otherwise by ATS authority concerned
No, if the ATC route clearance is transmitted in a published form (e.g. Standard Instrument Departure Route/SID)
No, if the communication channel is overloaded
No, if the content of the ATC clearance is clear and no confusion is likely to arise

49. Question

How would you transmit the time of 1010 if there is no likelihood of confusion with the hours?

Select one:

time is one zero
time is ten
time is ten ten
time is one zero one zero

50. Question

You are on an un-controlled airfield. Some one just made a radio check and you hear him according the following definition ” Readable now and then” Which level on the readability scale does this correspond to?

Select one:

1
3
9
2

51. Question

What does the instruction Vacate left mean ?

Select one:

Turn left to leave the runway
Give way to aircraft from the left
Clear the runway immediately
Hold position on the left side of the runway

52. Question

What is the range of VHF frequency band?

Select one:

30-3000 MHz
30-300 kHz
118-137 MHz
30-300 MHz

53. Question

What action should be taken by the aircraft station first receiving a distress message?

Select one:

Immediately acknowledge the distress message.
Ask the station to change to frequency 121.5 MHZ.
Request the nature of emergency in progress, and request further intentions.
Request position of the station in distress.

54. Question

The reply roger means:

Select one:

it means that all of the last transmission is received.
the reply confirms clearances and some commands.
it confirms all clearances and prohibitions.
it means that all of the last transmission is received; it confirms all clearances and prohibitions.

55. Question

The crew must repeat the following commands of the ATC:

Select one:

a permission to change the flight level, heading, altitude, route.
pressure set in the altimeter (QNH, QFE), a code of the transponder, a transition level, radio frequency.
a clearance to taxi, runway in use, wind, a departure scheme (SID).
a clearance to start engines, a breaking action, a clearance for take-off or landing.

56. Question

Flights in the transition level are performed:

Select one:

only IFR maintaining a given flight level.
only with a changing profile (climbing and descending).
only VFR and the altimeter set to QNE.
at the discretion of an a/c pilot-in-command.

57. Question

A radiotelephony distress message should start with the following signal:

Select one:

MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY
DISTRESS, DISTRESS, DISTRESS
PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN
URGENCY, URGENCY, URGENCY

58. Question

In radio communication visibility is reported in:

Select one:

nautical miles (NM).
metres (m).
kilometres (km) (if visibility 6000m or more).
metres (m) and kilometres (km) (if visibility 6000m or more).

59. Question

Speed of the aircraft in the Lithuanian airspace is reported:

Select one:

km/h
m/sec
knots (kt)
feet/min (ft/min)

60. Question

How would you transmit your call sign LY-ARL?

Select one:

Lambda Yankee – Alpha Romeo Lima
Lima Yankee – Alpha Romeo Lima
El Why – A R L
Lima – Romeo Lima

61. Question

You are on an un-controlled airfield. Some one just made a radio check and you hear him according the following definition “Readable” Which level on the readability scale does this correspond to?

Select one:

3
4
2
1

62. Question

What does the phrase “All stations” mean?

Select one:

A call that shall be ignored
A call to a vessel and or person called "All Stations"
A call to another ATSU (Air traffic service unit) listening on the same frequency A call to another ATSU (Air traffic service unit) listening on the same frequency
A general call to all listening on the frequency

63. Question

The runway number must be indicated with a take-off clearance:

always.
when taking-off in a bad visibility.
when there are a few runways in the aerodrome.
when the aircraft starting position cannot be observed from the working place of the flight controller.

64. Question

What are the propagation characteristics of VHF:

Select one:

Practically straight-line similar to light waves
The waves are reflected at the ionosphere at the height of about 100 km and reach the earth surface in the form of sky-waves
The waves travel along the surface of the earth and penetrate into valleys in a way that topographical obstacles have no influence
Similar to short waves with practically no atmospheric disturbance

65. Question

The crew must repeat the following commands of the ATC:

Select one:

a permission to start engines, QNH, runway in use.
a permission to roll, a taxi route, runway in use.
a permission to line-up, a wind, a breaking action, SID.
permissions to enter the airspace, take-off, land, cross and taxi the runway, SID.

66. Question

How is the visibility in an aviation routine weather report (METAR) expressed in plain language:

Select one:

Up to 5000 m in metres, above in kilometres
Up to 1500 m in metres, above in kilometres
In feet and nautical miles
In nautical miles only

67. Question

Giga means?

Select one:

Quadrillion
Million
Zillion
Billion

68. Question

A runway number shall be defined:

Select one:

according to the direction of the runway central line, expressed in degrees.
the runway magnetic direction (expressed in degrees), decreases 10 times and aggregated.
the runway true direction(expressed in degrees), decreases 10 times and aggregated.
the runway conditional given number.

69. Question

In the absence of a radio contact on a frequency appointed by a flight controller the cabin crew must:

Select one:

set the code of the transponder to 7600.
change a frequency to 121,5 MHz.
return to a previous frequency.
set the code of the transponder to 7600 and change a frequency to 121,5 MHz.

70. Question

The abbreviated call sign may be used:

Select one:

at the pilot's-in-command discretion.
when the traffic in the area is not intensive and conditions favourable.
after it was initially used by the ATC.
only for VFR flights with ATC clearance.

71. Question

Which category does the following message belong to? “We have strong turbulence at present level, request descent to FL300”

Select one:

Distress
Urgency
Priority
Flight safety

72. Question

You have been calling a station without getting an answer. How long time it is recommended to wait at least before making a second call?

Select one:

10 sec.
Wait until the station calls you.
30 sec.
3 sec.

73. Question

What does the phrase “Cleared for take off” mean?

Select one:

That you can take off from the mentioned runway
You can do what ever you want
That you can make a touch and go on the mentioned runway
That you can land on the mentioned runway

74. Question

The sign on the ground meaning that the aerodrome is used for gliders which are airborne is as follows:

Select one:

a white or yellow horizontal cross.
a white or orange horizontal T sign on both sides at the beginning of the runway.
a bright arrow pointing aside (left or right) at the end of the runway.
a double horizontally situated white cross two horizontal and one crossing stripes.

75. Question

What are the three priorities in ANY emergency?

Select one:

Aviate, Navigate, Communicate
Read Check-list, Navigate, Land
Report to Passengers the emergency, fly, land
Fly-iate,talk-iate,track-iate

76. Question

The crew must repeat the following commands of the ATC:

Select one:

a permission to enter the airspace, a clearance for a take-off, landing and taxiing.
a permission to line-up, a direction (a number) of the runway in use, heading, velocity and altitude data.
a code of the transponder, pressure set in the altimeter (QNH, QFE), transition level, radio frequency.
a permission to enter the airspace, a clearance for a take-off, landing and taxiing; a permission to line-up, a direction (a number) of the runway in use, heading, velocity and altitude data; a code of the transponder, pressure set in the altimeter (QNH, QFE), transition level, radio frequency.

77. Question

How many digits is it possible to select on the SSR selector panel?

Select one:

0-7
0-8
4
1-9

78. Question

ATIS Stands for?

Select one:

ATIS is the same as VOLMET
ATIS is not used in aviation
Automation Technology Information Strategy
Automatic terminal information service

79. Question

Ground wind is expressed in:

Select one:

feet (ft).
km/h.
m/sec.
knots (kt).

80. Question

A steady red light signal means:

Select one:

irrespectively of all previously given commands for take-off, landing is prohibited.
a command for a go-around, the aerodrome is unsafe.
a command to stop on the ground and give way to other aircraft and continue circling in flight.
irrespectively of all previously given commands for take-off, landing is prohibited; a command for a go-around, the aerodrome is unsafe; and a command to stop on the ground and give way to other aircraft and continue circling in flight.

81. Question

In the absence of appropriate data for the setting of the transponder code, it must be set to:

Select one:

7500
7600
7700
2000

82. Question

The abbreviation CTR means?

Select one:

Central Time Region
Control Zone, And its a zone serviced by an ATSU
Control Zone, which is Serviced by a local mechanic
It means nothing

83. Question

Which elements of instructions or information shall always be read back ?

Select one:

Runway-in-use, altimeter settings, SSR codes, level instructions, heading and speed instructions
Runway-in-use, visibility, surface wind, heading instructions, altimeter settings
Surface wind, visibility, ground temperature, runway-in-use, altimeter settings, heading and speed instructions
Time check, runway-in-use, altimeter settings, level instructions, SSR codes

84. Question

You want to initiate a call to Vilnius Tower, and you request is that you are “Ready to taxi” How would you initiate the call?

Select one:

Ready to Taxi, LY-LLB
L-LB, Ready to leave
LY-LLB, Ready to taxi
Ready for departure, LY-LLB

85. Question

What does the phrase “Cleared to cross runway” mean?

Select one:

That you can cross the mentioned runway
That you can take off from the runway
That you can backtrack the runway
That you may turn around the aircraft in a cross like pattern

86. Question

The sign on the ground meaning that the take-off and the landing must take place on the runway and the taxiing only on the appropriately marked taxiways is as follows:

Select one:

a white or orange horizontal T sign on both sides at the beginning of the runway.
a white horizontal sing of shaped like a dumb-bell in the signalling area.
a bright arrow pointing aside (left or right) at the end of the runway.
a white horizontal sing of shaped like a dumb-bell in the signalling area; a bright arrow pointing aside (left or right) at the end of the runway.

87. Question

What are the two states of non-normal situations?

Select one:

Mayday and Pan-Pan
Pan-Pan
Mayday
Engine fail, wing overheat

88. Question

The distress message MAYDAY must provide with the following information:

Select one:

addressee, a call sign, characteristics of a distress, a location of the aircraft, heading, altitude.
intentions of the cabin crew.
any other useful information.
addressee, a call sign, characteristics of a distress, a location of the aircraft, heading, altitude, intentions of the cabin crew and any other useful information.

89. Question

How shall a pilot ask for a QFE ?

Select one:

request Quebec Foxtrot Echo
request Queen Fox Easy
request Quebec Fox Easy
request Quebec Fox Echo

90. Question

Before the entering the controlled airspace the a/c shall report to the air traffic controller (ATC):

Select one:

the entrance point, flight altitude.
a/c call sign, the entrance point, time, flight level, QNH, purpose.
a/c call sign, flight level, flight conditions, the a/c position.

91. Question

How can aviation routine weather reports (METAR) of specific airports be obtained by aircraft in flight:

Select one:

VOLMET
ATIS
AFIS
SIGMET

92. Question

Actions of the crew in the final position, if they are not given a permission to land:

Select one:

to make a go-around and to attempt to establish a radio communication on other frequencies.
in the VFR case, to continue approaching and landing.
to repeat a request for landing.
to stop approaching and to attempt to establish a radio communication on other frequencies in the holding area above the aerodrome.

93. Question

In the case (loss) of the radio communication failure with the ATC in the controlled airspace the a/c crew must:

Select one:

with the help of other a/c forward information to the flight controller and continue flying.
change frequency to 121,5 MHz.
change the transponder code to 7600.
change frequency to 121,5 MHz and change the transponder code to 7600.

94. Question

The actions of the crew after the loss of the radio communication in the uncontrolled airspace are as follows:

Select one:

set the code of the transponder to 7600 and continue a visual flight.
in the absence of conditions for the visual flight, to land in the nearest aerodrome.
in the absence of conditions for the visual flight when the flight crew is the bearer of a IFR permit, to take the nearest flight level and continue a IFR flight.
set the code of the transponder to 7600 and continue a visual flight; and in the absence of conditions for the visual flight, to land in the nearest aerodrome.

95. Question

Which frequency shall be used for the first transmission of an urgency call:

Select one:

The air-ground frequency in use at the time
The international emergency frequency
The regional guard frequency
Any frequency at pilot's discretion

96. Question

Your full call sign is LY-LBA, on the previous frequency ATC called you by “L-BA” How should you make the call on the next new frequency?

Select one:

LY-LBA
I have no Idea
L-BA Since it was used before on the previous frequency
LY-LB

97. Question

What does the phrase “Expedite” mean?

Select one:

That you should take off earlier than expected
That you can comply with the command without rush
That you should taxi fast over the ground
That you should in the most expeditious manner execute the given command

98. Question

The silence can be imposed in the radio communication:

Select one:

when the aircraft more than 15 minutes does not respond to the flight controller's calls.
when there is the aircraft in emergency or the aircraft repeating messages of the aircraft in emergency fly in the control area.
there are more than 5 aircraft in the control area and the controlling situation is complicated.
when the aircraft reported the estimated entrance time, but failed to establish radio communication more than 15 minutes after the estimated time.

99. Question

What does ELT stand for?

Select one:

Emergency Local Transmission
Emergency Little Translator
Emergency Live Transmitter
Emergency Locator Transmitter

100. Question

The flight controller’s command cleared means:

Select one:

a permission for a proposed action granted.
a permission is given to perform appropriate actions under the specified conditions.
it gives a permission to start the engine, taxi, set QNH and the code of the transponder.
it gives a permission to monitor radio communication in the specified frequency.

101. Question

How should a pilot terminate the read-back of an ATC clearance ?

Select one:

With his own aircraft call sign
With the word wilco
With the ATC ground station call sign
With the word roger

102. Question

Before the initiation of the radio communication the pilot must:

Select one:

after the switching on the radio station start the radio communication immediately.
after the switching on the radio station carry out monitoring and start the radio communication without interference to others.
after the switching on the radio station check its performance counting ten.
after the switching on the radio station check the reception quality.

103. Question

Air traffic control messages (clearances, instructions, etc.) belong to the category of:

Select one:

Flight safety messages.
Class B messages.
Flight regularity messages.
Service messages.

104. Question

If the ATC command causes a direct danger to flight safety, the cabin crew:

Select one:

complies with the command.
the pilot-in-command has a right to disregard the ATC command and to report to the flight controller on the decision taken.
the pilot-in-command reports to the flight controller on misleading command and asks for a new command.
asks to repeat the command.

105. Question

In the case (loss) of the radio communication failure with the ATC in the uncontrolled airspace the a/c crew must:

Select one:

change frequency to 121,5 MHz.
with the help of other a/c forward information to the flight controller (ATC) and execute TIBA messages.
change the transponder code to 7600.
with the help of other a/c forward information to the flight controller (ATC) and execute TIBA messages; change the transponder code to 7600.

106. Question

The altitude corresponds to the following pressure when a/c flies below the transition altitude in the controlled airspace:

Select one:

.QNH (pressure from the mean sea level).
QFE (pressure in the aerodrome level).
QNE (standard 1013,2 mb).
760 mm mercury column.

107. Question

Which information can aircraft in flight obtain by VOLMET:

Select one:

Aviation routine weather reports (METAR) of specific airports
SPECI and TAF
SIGMET
Runway reports

108. Question

What is the transponder code for emergency?

Select one:

7600
7700
7500
2000

109. Question

What does the phrase “Go ahead” mean:

Select one:

Proceed with your message
Taxi on
Pass me the following information…
Yes

110. Question

The speed of light in m/s is?

Select one:

10 m/s
10^6 m/s
10^8 m/s
10^2 m/s

111. Question

What does the instruction Go around mean ?

Select one:

Carry out a missed approach
Overtake the aircraft ahead
Make a 360° turn
Proceed with your message

112. Question

The flight controller’s command negative must be interpreted as:

Select one:

it prohibits to enter the runway.
no or a permission is not granted or that it is not correct.
the command cancels former clearances.
it prohibits to enter the runway; and the command cancels former clearances.

113. Question

How should aircraft XY-ABC call Stephenville TOWER on initial call ?

Select one:

Stephenville TOWER XY-ABC
Stephenville TOWER X-BC
Stephenville XY-ABC
TOWER XY-ABC

114. Question

Ceiling (vertical visibility) is indicated in the following measuring units:

Select one:

meters (m).
feet (ft).
knots (kt).
kilometers (km).

115. Question

Aircraft X-BC has been instructed to listen on ATIS frequency 123.25, on which information are being broadcast. What is the correct response to indicate that it will follow this instruction ?

Select one:

Monitoring 123.25 X-BC
Changing to 123.25 X-BC
Will contact 123.25 X-BC
Checking 123.25 X-BC

116. Question

If you suspect that you have a Receiver failure but that your transmissions are still getting through. What shall you say on the radio to raise awareness about your situation?

Select one:

MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY
My radio is not receiving
Transmitting blind
HELP, I can't hear

117. Question

In the event that a pilot is required to make a blind transmission, this should be made:

Select one:

Twice on the designated frequency
Only once on the designated frequency
On the emergency frequency only
During VFR flights only

118. Question

The altitude corresponds to the following pressure when a/c flies above the transition absolute altitude in the controlled airspace:

Select one:

QNH (pressure from the mean sea level).
QFE (pressure in the aerodrome level).
QNE (standard 1013,2 mb).
MSL.

119. Question

Which is the frequency separation between consecutive frequencies in the VHF band:

Select one:

25 KHz
50 KHz
75 KHz
250 KHz

120. Question

What is the transponder code for hijack?

Select one:

7000
7700
2000
7500

121. Question

What does the word report mean?

Select one:

Pass me the following information.
Repeat all of this message back to me exactly as received.
Proceed with your message.
Listen out on (frequency).

122. Question

The time 08 03 is correctly reported:

Select one:

third minute.
only zero three.
only zero eight zero three.
only zero three or only zero eight zero three.

123. Question

What does the instruction Orbit right mean ?

Select one:

Make 360° turns to the right
Turn right to avoid other traffic
Right-hand circuits are in use
Leave the runway to the right

124. Question

The flight controller’s command read back means:

Select one:

I failed to understand your command.
Reception is bad, message incomplete.
Repeat back to me all or the specified part of this message exactly as received.
Repeat the message twice.

125. Question

How would you read back the following question from ATC? “Are you 8.33 kHz equipped?”

Select one:

I don't have eight point three three radio
That is not a valid question from ATC
Negative eight decimal three three
Negative eight point three three

126. Question

Cherokee XY-ABC receives the following instruction: X-BC climb straight ahead until 2500 feet before turning right, wind 270 degrees 6 knots, cleared for take-off. What is the correct read back:

Select one:

Straight ahead, at 2500 feet right turn, cleared for take-off, X-BC
Wilco, cleared for take-off, X-BC
Right turn after 2500, roger, X-BC
Straight ahead, 2500 feet right turn, wind west 6 knots, cleared for take-off, X-BC

127. Question

Altitude of the aircraft in the Lithuanian airspace is reported:

Select one:

meters (m).
feet (ft).
knots.
kilometers.

128. Question

If you suspect you are experiencing a radio failure. What following steps should you carry out?

Select one:

Try to transmit on a different frequency, check the volume, check that the MIC and Headset are properly connected
Drink Coffee, put 7600 on Transponder
Continue flying like normal since radio fail will not make the Aircraft crash
Immediately land under VMC

129. Question

Information on dangerous phenomena caused by snow, wet snow, ice or standing water in the movement field of the aerodrome are published in:

Select one:

NOTAM.
SNOWTAM.
AIP.
AIC.

130. Question

If the aircraft is on a VFR approach and makes a go-around:

Select one:

the a/c continues a go-around in the aerodrome circle (if other commands are not given by ATC).
the a/c approaches in the shortest landing course.
the a/c follows the established approach scheme (MAP).
the a/c continues a go-around in the aerodrome circle (if other commands are not given by ATC); and the a/c follows the established approach scheme (MAP).

131. Question

Which of the following is an International emergency frequency?

Select one:

121.5kHz
243kHz
7000kHz
121.5MHz

132. Question

What is the transponder code for Radio-Fail?

Select one:

7500
7700
7600
7000

133. Question

What is meant by good microphone technique ?

Select one:

Use a normal conversation tone, speak clearly and distinctly.
Speak very loudly into the microphone.
Keep the microphone far away since it improves the readability.
Make large use of hesitation sounds as er.

134. Question

The transition layer is:

Select one:

a layer between the lowest flight level (FL) and a transition flight level.
a layer between a transition altitude and a transition flight level.
a layer between two flight level in this same direction.
a layer between two closest flight levels.

135. Question

The message of the ATC standby must be understood as:

Select one:

transmission over, no answer needed.
wait and I will call you.
transmission over, waiting for reply.
hold present position

136. Question

The flight controller’s command wait for the a/c in the line-up position means:

Select one:

hold until a clearance for taxi and take-off is issued.
hold, the flight controller will call.
the flight controller withdrew the previous clearance.

137. Question

How would you say the numbers 3543 over the radio?

Select one:

thirtyfive fourtythree
thirtyfive fourtythree
three five zero zero
you can say it any way you want

138. Question

Class A Airspace: Are VFR Allowed?

Select one:

Sometimes
No
Yes
Class A does not exist

139. Question

Amendments or restrictions for the temporal navigation aids are published in:

Select one:

SNOWTAM.
AIP and AIC.
NOTAM.
JEPPESEN.

140. Question

In case of emergency or a/c technical failures the transponder is set to:

Select one:

7500
7600
7700
2000

141. Question

My message will be more effective and understandable if I:

Select one:

Maintain the speaking volume at a constant level
Use the words twice method
Stress the end of message
Stress every beginning of message

142. Question

The ATC command monitor means:

Select one:

listen to all messages in the given frequency.
information will be transmitted in the given frequency, copy it.
imposition of silence, stop transmitting.
a disaster struck a/c in the area.

143. Question

Which of the following message categories has the highest priority?

Select one:

Met messages
Urgency
Flight safety messages
Distress

144. Question

What is the wave length of a a frequency of 132.0 MHz?

Select one:

2.3 m
0.23 m
23 m
23 km

145. Question

What is normally used for ATIS broadcasts ?

Select one:

Discrete VHF frequency or/and VOR
Voice channel of an ILS
NDB frequencies
DME voice channel

146. Question

The UHF frequency band ranges from?

Select one:

300-3000 GHz
300-3000 kHz
300-3000 MHz
300-3000 PHz

147. Question

The message of the ATC standby must be understood as:

Select one:

transmission over, no answer needed.
wait and I will call you.
transmission over, waiting for reply.
hold present position

148. Question

The flight crew may change radio frequency:

Select one:

when an a/c leaves air traffic control area.
at the discretion of the a/c pilot-in-command.
with a flight controller's permission.
as indicated in JEPPESEN or AIP.

149. Question

How would you say the numbers 3500?

Select one:

threethousand fivehundred
three fivehundred
three five zero zero
you can say it any way you want

150. Question

Class B Airspace: Are VFR Allowed?

Select one:

Don't know
No
Sometimes
Yes

151. Question

An aircraft is flying north-east at 2500 feet. TOWER requests heading and level. What is the correct response:

Select one:

Heading 045 at 2500 feet
Heading north-east at level 25
Heading 45 at 2500 feet
045 and 2500

152. Question

In case of hijack (unlawful interference) the responder must be set to (in A mode):

Select one:

7500
7600
7700
2000

153. Question

On hearing a Distress message a pilot should:

Select one:

Turn off transponder
Continue normal communication
Maintain a listening watch, to see if he/she can assist in any way
Change frequency immediately

154. Question

The altitude corresponds to the following pressure when a/c flies below the transition altitude in the G class airspace:

Select one:

QNH (pressure from the mean sea level).
QFE (pressure in the aerodrome level).
QNE (standard 1013,2 mb).
MSL

155. Question

Which of the following message categories has the lowest priority?

Select one:

MAYDAY
Messages regarding direction finding
Flight regularity messages
Urgency

156. Question

What of the following is not required to be read back?

Select one:

Altitude restrictions
Runway in use
Temperature
QNH

157. Question

What is the correct procedure to do following a complete/suspected radio failure while flying in controlled airspace?

Select one:

There are no special procedures
Fly IMC, Make an ILS
Maintain VMC, land at nearest suitable airport, report your arrival by most expeditious mean to ATC
I don't know

158. Question

The wave length of a frequency of 300 MHz is?

Select one:

metric
hectometric
gigametric
kilometric

159. Question

The minimum separation between VHF Channels is?

Select one:

8.33 kHz
25 kHz
50 kHz
25 MHz

160. Question

The following points the crew must report to the ATC:

Select one:

all points marked as black triangles in the JEPPESEN maps.
only points indicated by the ATC.
all points indicated in the flight plan.
only points indicated by the ATC; and all points indicated in the flight plan.

161. Question

The priority message PAN, PAN is used when:

Select one:

.the aircraft encounters a serious and/or inevitable danger and needs urgent assistance.
the aircraft and the passengers encounter a threat for their safety, but urgent assistance is not necessary.
the aircraft suffers from any malfunction.
the aircraft and the passengers encounter a threat for their safety, but urgent assistance is not necessary; or the aircraft suffers from any malfunction.

162. Question

Class B airspace: Are VFR separated from other VFR?

Select one:

No
VFR can not enter Class B
Yes
Depends on controller load

163. Question

An aircraft is squawking 7600. This indicates:

Select one:

It is unable to establish communication due to radio equipment failure
It is diverting to the alternate aerodrome
It is requesting immediate level change
It is about to make a forced landing

164. Question

In emergency cases the following frequency is used:

Select one:

400 KHz
121,5 MHz
118,5 MHz
125,0 MHz

165. Question

One megahertz equals

Select one:

10000 Hz
10000000 Hz
10 kHz
1000000 Hz

166. Question

The altitude corresponds to the following pressure when a/c flies above the transition altitude in the uncontrolled airspace:

Select one:

QNH (pressure from the mean sea level).
QFE (pressure in the aerodrome level).
QNE (standard 1013,2 mb).
MSL

167. Question

Which part of the following message do you have to read back? “Current weather, Wind 020/10, Clouds SCT at 3000′ temp 20, dew 17, Runway 20 in use, QNH 1020”

Select one:

Wind is 020/10
Runway 20
QNH 1020
Runway 20 in use, QNH 1020

168. Question

When the term Broken is used in an aviation routine weather report (METAR), the amount of cloud covering the sky is:

Select one:

5 to 7 octas
1 to 4 octas
8 octas below 10000 feet
No cloud below 5000 feet

169. Question

What is the correct way of transmitting 1001 as a QNH ?

Select one:

QNH one zero zero one
QNH one double O one
QNH one thousand and one
QNH one double zero one

170. Question

TIBA messages for communications between aircraft are used in the airspace:

Select one:

which is also used by the military aircraft.
the reserved airspace.
class G airspace.
in the controlled airspace for civil aircraft.

171. Question

The number of the flight level is:

Select one:

a flight level to QNE, measured in feet and decreased 100 times.
a flight level to QNH, measured in feet and decreased 100 times.
a flight level, measured in feet and decreased 100 times.
a flight level to QFE, measured in feet and decreased 100 times.

172. Question

The frequency band allocated for VHF in Aviation is?

Select one:

There is no specific range
118-137 MHz
30-300 MHz
108-118 MHz

173. Question

The crew must repeat the following commands of the ATC:

Select one:

a clearance to line-up, a direction (a number) of the runway in use, heading, velocity and altitude data.
a code of the transponder, pressure set in the altimeter (QNH, QFE), SID, transition level.
a permission to start engines, information on the taxiing route, obstacles, a duration of a departure delay, runway in use.
a clearance to line-up, a direction (a number) of the runway in use, heading, velocity, altitude data a code of the transponder, pressure set in the altimeter (QNH, QFE), SID, transition level.

174. Question

Class C Airspace: Is VFR separated from other VFR?

Select one:

VFR is separated from every one
VFR is not allowed in Class C
Yes
No

175. Question

An aircraft station fails to establish radio contact with an aeronautical station on the designated frequency. What action is required by the pilot:

Select one:

Attempt to establish contact with the station on an alternative frequency
Continue the flight to the destination airport without any communication
Return to the airport of departure
Land at the nearest airport without an ATC unit

176. Question

In European Airspace the following transmission technique is used

Select one:

only 4 digits readback
5/6 readback
4/6 digits readback
6 digits readback

177. Question

RADAR instructs aircraft X-BC: X-BC squawk standby . What does this mean?

Select one:

X-BC is requested to switch to standby position
X-BC is requested to standby on the frequency
X-BC is requested to standby for radar vectors
X-BC is requested to standby as the radar controller is busy

178. Question

The ATC command approved means:

Select one:

a clearance to perform actions in the given conditions.
a permission for a proposed action granted.
a command to perform actions immediately.
a clearance to perform actions in the given conditions; and a command to perform actions immediately.

179. Question

Which word or phrase shall be used if you want to say: Wait and I will call you?

Select one:

Standby.
Go ahead.
Roger.
Wilco.

180. Question

When the term CAVOK is used in an aviation routine weather report (METAR), the values of visibility and cloud are:

Select one:

Visibility 10 km or more, no cloud below 5000 feet/GND Visibility 10 km or more, no cloud below 5000 feet/GND
Visibility 10 km or more, no cloud below 1500 feet/GND
Visibility more than 8 km, no cloud below 3000 feet/GND
Visibility more than 5000 m, no cloud below 1500 m/GND

181. Question

What is the correct way of transmitting the number 3500 when indicating an altitude or an height ?

Select one:

three thousand five hundred
three five zero zero
three five hundred
three five double zero

182. Question

To which directions is the standard VFR traffic circuit?

Select one:

Left
Loop
Right
Does not matter

183. Question

The objective of TIBA messages is:

Select one:

to control the aircraft operations in the class G airspace. to send aircraft meteorological information and information on flight limitations.
to send aircraft meteorological information and information on flight limitations.
to inform other aircraft on flight developments and to notify on intentions.
to inform other aircraft on its position.

184. Question

The frequency used for the first transmission of a MAYDAY call shall be:

Select one:

The frequency currently in use
The distress frequency 121.5 MHz
Any other international emergency frequency
Any frequency at pilot's discretion

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1. Question

Class G Airspace: Can you fly in this airspace without a Radio?

2. Question

An urgency message shall be preceded by the radiotelephony urgency signal:

3. Question

In loss of radio communication the flight crew must set the following code for the transponder (in A mode):

4. Question

Radio communication frequency is reported in figures:

5. Question

The ATC command cancel means:

6. Question

Why do we use HF instead of VHF sometimes?

7. Question

When the term Overcast is used in an aviation routine weather report (METAR), the amount of clouds covering the sky is:

8. Question

What is the correct way to transmit and read back frequency 120.375 MHz (VHF channel separated by 25 KHz):

9. Question

Urgency is defined as:

10. Question

The phrase contact… means

11. Question

The message MAYDAY is used when:

12. Question

Distress is defined as:

13. Question

ATC have just called you with the following instructions “LY-LLB, cleared to taxi via taxi-way Lima, Alpha”

14. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the distress message MAYDAY is mandatory:

15. Question

Regardless of your position, time figures are transmitted with reference to:

16. Question

How would you say the numbers 3543 over the radio?

17. Question

You are approaching an airfield with radio failure and you see a Red steady light This means?

18. Question

When transmitting time, which time system shall be used?

19. Question

20. Question

Vilnius airport is located on 660 ft above MSL. Today the QFE is measured to be 1000 hPa. What will the altimeter read when you set 1000 hPa?

21. Question

The radar controller is transmitting: Confirm squawk. What does he mean?

22. Question

The message of the ATC departure 15 must be understood as:

23. Question

Do you need prior clearance to enter Vilnius CTR?

24. Question

25. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the urgency message PAN, PAN is mandatory:

26. Question

Select the air traffic service in charge of control of local traffic, take-offs and landings at an airport.

27. Question

How would you transmit a frequency of 132.475 MHz?

28. Question

You are approaching an airfield with radio failure and you see that they fired a Red Flaregun. This means?

29. Question

Which abbreviation is used for Co-ordinated universal time?

30. Question

What is the frequency range allocated for civil aviation in VHF?

31. Question

Vilnius airport is located on 660 ft above MSL. Today the value of QNH is 1020 hPa. What will you altimeter read when you set 1020 hPa?

32. Question

The radio communication term Transmitting blind can be used:

33. Question

The clearance: cleared for immediate take-off runway 03 is:

34. Question

During the transmission of numbers containing a decimal point:

35. Question

50° course is correctly reported:

36. Question

In one of the following situations the use of the distress message MAYDAY is mandatory:

37. Question

Select the letter code for HB-FRO.

38. Question